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Procedure to file for divorce as in laws always harassing & insulting
17-May-2023 (In Divorce Law)
how can i get separated from my husband. my in laws are mentally harassing me. Father in law always creats misunderstanding & he comes talks nonsense with my parents & insults them.
Dear Client,
If you are intending to get separated from your husband and file a divorce petition, you may decide and prepare your points of contentions.
You may discuss for further advise and consultation by connecting with me.
HS Verma
If you are intending to get separated from your husband and file a divorce petition, you may decide and prepare your points of contentions.
You may discuss for further advise and consultation by connecting with me.
HS Verma
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Adv. Hari Shankar Verma
Mumbai | 100+ Answers
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There are several options available to get separate from your husband. But before taking any decision consult to the lawyer, to get your compensation in term of alumni, maintenance and child if any.
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Adv. Balaji Sagar
Pune | 100+ Answers
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Yes you can file divorce petition on the ground of cruelty’ and mental harassment . Also claim for maintenance , alimony and compensation. File divorce petition to the family court or district court where you stay.
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Adv. Sarita Shintre
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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You can file domestic violence against them and lodge FIR against them I police station nearest to you. You can also file divorce petition against your husband if you want on the ground of domestic violence cruelty etc.
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Adv. Shashikala Hiralal Rajak
Mumbai | 25+ Answers
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First leave your home and then proceed for legal action.
Contact to your nearest advocate so that he will proceed for Domestic Violance Case and subsequently file a divorce case.
Don't let them go with free hands. You have to give them a lesson for the same.
Contact to your nearest advocate so that he will proceed for Domestic Violance Case and subsequently file a divorce case.
Don't let them go with free hands. You have to give them a lesson for the same.
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Adv. Mangesh Wagh
Thane | 25+ Answers
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